How to make a Blackout Humidity Dome for growing Popcorn Microgreens!

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  • Опубликовано: 22 окт 2024

Комментарии • 17

  • @cerenademe9433
    @cerenademe9433 3 года назад +1

    I would guess that at some point they are going to see the need for this and make a black version of this dome (all because of you) ;)
    Hey - it would be really cool to see your entire growing area - how it is now, versus how it was when you started. Thanks again for the great content!

  • @danielluera3583
    @danielluera3583 Год назад

    I love watching your shows. I've been growing regular veggies hydroponically. And i had a great year last year. But I've been looking into micro green business for the last few months. You really make it look very easy. I live in Martinez, California, now and want to use some of my inheritance to start my own business. My son thinks it's crazy but he is very business oriented, and I know how to do the work. I've been watching you long enough to know you make it a lot more simple. How can I convince him that we could have a successful business as father and son? Plus, his gfs mother owns a food store.

  • @lailingngan1828
    @lailingngan1828 Год назад

    Thank you for posting this video. I’ll certainty make one.

  • @GreenPaperProducts
    @GreenPaperProducts 3 года назад

    Such a cool DIY idea! Love these blackout domes!! 🍿 Microgreens are so good!!

  • @arthurbodine6546
    @arthurbodine6546 3 года назад +1

    Damn. Good idea 😉

  • @KRYSISJAG
    @KRYSISJAG 3 года назад

    Hi did you have any compliance issues? In your area?

  • @rawhousemicrogreens9444
    @rawhousemicrogreens9444 3 года назад

    do you find you get mould easy with humidity dome? we just grow them in a a dark room no lid, no lights with fans.

    • @PrincetonMicrogreens
      @PrincetonMicrogreens  3 года назад +1

      Perfectly acceptable if that works for you!
      Never had an issue with popcorn molding honestly! I was always surprised myself due to how wet they are under the dome.

    • @rawhousemicrogreens9444
      @rawhousemicrogreens9444 3 года назад

      @@PrincetonMicrogreens do you leave the vents open or would that let to much light in?

    • @PrincetonMicrogreens
      @PrincetonMicrogreens  3 года назад

      @@rawhousemicrogreens9444 definitely lets in too much light!

  • @keerthimuthu3559
    @keerthimuthu3559 3 года назад +1

    The paint used is chemical right, won't it come in contact with the microgreens..is it irremovable paint ?

    • @PrincetonMicrogreens
      @PrincetonMicrogreens  3 года назад +1

      Even though its a spray on plastic that is irremovable.. Never comes in contact with the greens. You spray it only on the outside of the dome, not the inside.

  • @GUSGUS1331
    @GUSGUS1331 2 года назад

    Why bother having the clear domes in the first place ? What microgreens require them ?

  • @sonnydee5135
    @sonnydee5135 2 года назад

    Couldn't I just use spraypaint?

    • @PrincetonMicrogreens
      @PrincetonMicrogreens  2 года назад +1

      For the same price, I’d go with the plastidip any day of the week. The spray paint will have a tough time sticking to the smooth plastic shell. You’d have to scuff it up with sandpaper. Again, why bother if plastidip is only $5 🤷🏻‍♂️

    • @sonnydee5135
      @sonnydee5135 2 года назад

      @@PrincetonMicrogreens ok. I've never seen it before. That's why I was asking. I'll have to grab some though.